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In Silber ein grüner Lindenbaum, der mit einem goldenen Schild, darin ein schwarzer linksschreitender Kiebitz, belegt is, beseitet von zwei schwarzen Rauten; in grünen Schildfuss befindet sich ein silberner Wellenbalken. | In Silber ein grüner Lindenbaum, der mit einem goldenen Schild, darin ein schwarzer linksschreitender Kiebitz, belegt is, beseitet von zwei schwarzen Rauten; in grünen Schildfuss befindet sich ein silberner Wellenbalken. | ||
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The arms were officially granted on August 2, 1994. | The arms were officially granted on August 2, 1994. | ||
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GROSSENSTEIN
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Greiz
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In Silber ein grüner Lindenbaum, der mit einem goldenen Schild, darin ein schwarzer linksschreitender Kiebitz, belegt is, beseitet von zwei schwarzen Rauten; in grünen Schildfuss befindet sich ein silberner Wellenbalken. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on August 2, 1994.
The linden tree symbolises the four villages in the municipality, in all there is a large linden tree on the main square. The linden tree in Baldenhain supposedly is more than 1000 years old. The two black diamonds, stones (Steine) are a canting element. The escutcheon shows a lapwing, which is a typical bird for the municipality. The base symbolises the Sprotte river that flows through the municipality.
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